The British Theatre; Or, A Collection of Plays: Which are Acted at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket ... |
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Page 23
... Phil . Speak , villain ! [ Strikes him . Soto . I will , sir , as soon as I can put my words into an intelligible order : I ar'n't running away , sir . Phil . To the point , sirrah ! Soto . Not of your sword , dear sir ! Phil . Sirrah ...
... Phil . Speak , villain ! [ Strikes him . Soto . I will , sir , as soon as I can put my words into an intelligible order : I ar'n't running away , sir . Phil . To the point , sirrah ! Soto . Not of your sword , dear sir ! Phil . Sirrah ...
Page 62
... Phil . When I came to pay my duty here to the old gentleman-- Oct. Here ! Phil . Ay , I found an impudent young rascal here before me , that had taken my name upon him , robbed me of my portmanteau , and by virtue of some papers there ...
... Phil . When I came to pay my duty here to the old gentleman-- Oct. Here ! Phil . Ay , I found an impudent young rascal here before me , that had taken my name upon him , robbed me of my portmanteau , and by virtue of some papers there ...
Page 68
... Phil . Hold , sir ! -you and I can't part upon such easy terms . Hyp . Sir ! Phil . You are not so near the lady , sir , perhaps , as you imagine . [ DON PHILIP locks the Door . Hyp . What d'ye mean ? Phil . Speak softly . Hyp . Ha ! Phil ...
... Phil . Hold , sir ! -you and I can't part upon such easy terms . Hyp . Sir ! Phil . You are not so near the lady , sir , perhaps , as you imagine . [ DON PHILIP locks the Door . Hyp . What d'ye mean ? Phil . Speak softly . Hyp . Ha ! Phil ...
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ALGUAZILS believe Belinda better brother Charles CLODIO Colley Cibber confess Count cousin creature d'ye dare dear devil Don D Don L DON LEWIS DON MANUEL Don Philip Enter LADY Exeunt Exit faith fellow Flora fool fortune gentleman hear Heart HEARTFREE honour hope humble servant humour husband HYPOLITA JAQUES Jenny LADY BETTY LADY BRUTE LADY EASY Lady G Lady Graveairs ladyship look Lord F Lord Foppington LORD MORELOVE madam Madem mademoiselle Manly marriage marry matam methinks mind mistress Moody MYRTILLA never Octavio on't pardon Phil poor portmanteau Pr'ythee pray pretty PROVOKED WIFE Razor rogue SANCHO SCENE Sir Char Sir Fran Sir Francis Sir John sirrah speak Squire sure talk tell thee there's thing thou thought Trap TRAPPANTI Viletta wife woman Wronghead